Actually, the Navy mascot is not a ram it is a goat. According to some, the reasoning as to why the goat became the US Navy mascot, is that ships used to set sail with a variety of livestock in order to provide fresh food for those onboard. Goats, happened to be part of the livestock. In exchange for the garbage, leftovers and undesirable food, the goats would provide sailors with milk and butter.
Goats and other livestock were used for centuries on sailing vessels to provide sailors with a garbage disposal (literally) that would also provide food, milk and butter. There are many legends and historical facts surrounding the establishment of Bill as the Navy's official mascot. Rather than recreate them here, it's easier to click on the links below concerning the famed mascot.
There is no mascot.
Yale University was the first to acquire a mascot. The official mascot was a bulldog and this was established in 1889.
Seneca's mascot is an Indian chief? JT
the mascot is called fred the red
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The Academy uses the Navy ram as a mascot.
Bill the Goat is the U.S. Naval Academy's official mascot, and is present on the sidelines at all Midshipman games. Read the full article about him at the Answers.com link below.
Bill the Goat is the U.S. Navy's official mascot, and resides at the U.S Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. You can read more about him at the link below.
The tarheels mascot is a ram. The reason why its a ram is because they used to have a player called the battering ram so a ram was better suited then a guy with a battering ram.
The Mascot is a Ram
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'Bill the Goat' is the United States Naval Academy's mascot . [Go Navy!]
Goat
The club nickname The Rams, is a tribute to its links with The First Regiment of Derby Militia, which took a ram as its mascot and the song The Derby Ram as its regimental song, at the same time.
Cam the Ram is the mascot for Colorado State University. The school's colors are green and gold.
The mule, the haulers of army equipment and supplies became the army mascot in 1899 as an answer to the Navy goat mascot.